The program is held in three terms, starting in September. The courses address learning, action, and interaction in real or virtual environments, that may include humans or other agents.
Students can choose between three of the recommended tracks: Big Data, Interactive Communication Technologies, or Intelligent Robotics. The program structure includes five compulsory courses and four electives to be chosen from the following table:
| COMPULSORY | BIG DATA | INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES | INTELLIGENT ROBOTICS |
| Research Methodology | |||
| Machine Learning | |||
| Natural Language Interaction | |||
| Web Intelligence | |||
| Autonomous Systems | |||
| RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES FOR EACH TRACK (*) | Advanced Topics in Distributed Computing | Face and Gesture Analysis | Mobile Robotics |
| Data-driven Social Analytics | Computer Vision | Computer Vision | |
| Two courses chosen from the other two tracks or from the following optional pool: | |||
| OPTIONAL POOL | Advanced Topics in Intelligent Interactive Systems | ||
| Virtual Communication Environments | |||
| Computer Basics in Audiovisual Systems | |||
| Education, Games and Entertainment | |||
| Advanced Concepts and Methods in Cognitive Systems | |||
| Cognitive Science & Psychology: Mind, Brain and Behaviour | |||
| Audio and Music Processing | |||
| Computational Semantics | |||
| Adaptive Behavior | |||
(*) These are the recommended courses for a good progress and coherence of the track, but they can be changed depending on the profile and objectives of the student.